Steve Roberts
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[Chris Smith] “Yowza. That will be tough. I’ll give you my thoughts, but I’d be amazed if it will ever look “normal”.”
I agree. When you’re done fixing, if you can still see the glitch, you should consider adding some more moving panels to make it look like a deliberate effect.
Steve
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Try applying effect>time>posterize time, setting to a low frame rate.
Keep in mind that if the original footage had some motion blur, it can’t be removed.
Steve
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Try applying effect>time>posterize time, setting to a low frame rate.
Keep in mind that if the original footage had some motion blur, it can’t be removed.
Steve
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Have you searched under “quill” or “calamus”?
Steve
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PP can be very slow — that’s normal. However, it’s generally only slow for the first frame. The subsequent frames usually fall into place more quickly.
If, however, you can buy it, Trapcode’s Particular is quite a nice particle generator, and it’s much zippier than PP.
Steve
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Check the help under “3D Compositing > Working with 3D layers > Understanding 3D layer material options”.
Shadows need to be cast by the light and the object, and accepted by the background.
Steve
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Search the AE help for ease.
For more control, then drag the bezier direction handles on the value graph.It’s all in the help.
Steve
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Can you save as AI version 8?
Steve
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Hmm … if he’s exposing at T2.8, and his meter reads T2 at the background, then he is underexposing it. Yes?
Steve
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It depends on what you want to do. If you enter text with the text tool, you can animate the characters in a lot of different ways. You can’t do everything with the tool, though. For instance, you can’t animate blur letter-by-letter, and you can’t move individual letters in Z-space that way — you have to do those things in other ways.
What do you want to do?
Steve